Benjamin Concreting
Concreter in Springwood
Concrete driveways, slabs, paths, patios and exposed aggregate for homeowners across Logan, based in Woodridge.
Springwood
Concreting in Springwood
Springwood is an established suburb a short drive from Benjamin Concreting's base in Woodridge. Thang lays concrete driveways, slabs, paths, patios and exposed aggregate for homes across Springwood.
Springwood has a lot of established brick homes and some steep streets. On a sloping block, the ground has to be dug out and built up to the right level before formwork goes in, so site preparation matters more and is measured into the quote.
Every slab, driveway and path is laid over plastic membrane with steel reinforcing mesh. Driveways and paths can be finished plain, or as exposed aggregate for more grip on a slope. Each job is measured and priced before any work starts, and the quote is free.
What Thang does in Springwood
Questions from Springwood
My block in Springwood slopes. Can you still pour a driveway?
Yes. The ground is dug out and levelled to the finished height as part of the site preparation, and a slope that needs more digging is measured into the quote.
Is exposed aggregate a good idea on a steep driveway?
It gives more grip than a smooth finish, which is why a lot of people choose it for sloping driveways and paths.
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Our services
Services in Springwood

Concrete Driveways
New driveways from the street to the garage. The ground is dug out, formed up and reinforced with steel mesh before the pour.

Concrete Slabs
Slabs for sheds, garages and outdoor areas, laid over plastic membrane with steel reinforcing mesh.

Paths and Walkways
Side paths, front paths and walkways around the house, formed to the width you need.

Patios and Courtyards
Patio and courtyard slabs at the back of the house, and concrete beside pools.

Exposed Aggregate
Driveways and paths with the top layer washed off to show the stone underneath. Harder wearing and less slippery than a plain finish.

Site Preparation
Excavation, levelling and formwork before any concrete goes down, so the finished slab sits on solid ground.
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